Patterson reminded us that tonight in Oklahoma City is the last ROCK SHOW of the Decade, of what we can venture to call "The Teens". So I pose the question to the 3DD Heathen genius: what was the first ROCK SHOW setlist of the Decade (2010) including venue, band members, and Heathens in the audience?.....(full disclosure, I have no clue).

LagoonField wrote:Patterson reminded us that tonight in Oklahoma City is the last ROCK SHOW of the Decade, of what we can venture to call "The Teens". So I pose the question to the 3DD Heathen genius: what was the first ROCK SHOW setlist of the Decade (2010) including venue, band members, and Heathens in the audience?.....(full disclosure, I have no clue).

HC 1/14/2010—night one

01. Intro
02. Used To Be A Cop
03. The Living Bubba
04. Women Without Whiskey
05. Sink Hole
06. Carl Perkins' Cadillac
07. When I Ran Off and Left Her *
08. Play It All Night Long
09. Birthday Boy
10. Girls Who Smoke
11. Dead Drunk and Naked
12. Guitar Man Upstairs
13. Home Field Advantage
14. This Fucking Job
15. Loaded Gun in the Closet
16. The Wig He Made Her Wear
17. Drag the Lake Charlie
18. 3 Dimes Down
19. Hell No, I Ain't Happy
20. The Flying Wallendas

encore:
21. You Got Another
22. Puttin' People on the Moon
23. Zip City
24. Let There Be Rock
25. People Who Died

Encores? That’s so last decade.

In Jonicont WE HEATHENS TRUST...... We now have closure on THE ROCK SHOW Teens!!!!

LagoonField wrote:Patterson reminded us that tonight in Oklahoma City is the last ROCK SHOW of the Decade, of what we can venture to call "The Teens". So I pose the question to the 3DD Heathen genius: what was the first ROCK SHOW setlist of the Decade (2010) including venue, band members, and Heathens in the audience?.....(full disclosure, I have no clue).

Anybody got the set list? Someone named Cody Coleman posted some good video.
Jan 2010 was our second HC. Thinking back now, it would have been the perfect HC for Zip City to attend. The band has spent the last 9 years making up for it.

Swamp wrote:

LagoonField wrote:Patterson reminded us that tonight in Oklahoma City is the last ROCK SHOW of the Decade, of what we can venture to call "The Teens". So I pose the question to the 3DD Heathen genius: what was the first ROCK SHOW setlist of the Decade (2010) including venue, band members, and Heathens in the audience?.....(full disclosure, I have no clue).

Anybody got the set list? Someone named Cody Coleman posted some good video.
Jan 2010 was our second HC. Thinking back now, it would have been the perfect HC for Zip City to attend. The band has spent the last 9 years making up for it.

From Seslist.fm:

Carl Perkins' Cadillac
The Living Bubba
3 Dimes Down
Ronnie and Neil
72 (This Highway's Mean)
21st Century USA
One of These Days
The Sands of Iwo Jima
Ramon Casiano
Darkened Flags on the Cusp of Dawn
Gravity's Gone
Sink Hole
Surrender Under Protest
The KKK Took My Baby Away
The Company I Keep
Women Without Whiskey
Feb 14
Marry Me
A World of Hurt
First Air of Autumn
Thoughts and Prayers
Slow Ride Argument
Let There Be Rock
Shut Up and Get on the Plane
Angels and Fuselage

Damn them for saving Bubba for Oklahoma

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:Damn them for saving Bubba for Oklahoma

Not to mention One of These Days.

Mr. B wrote:

whatwouldcooleydo? wrote:Damn them for saving Bubba for Oklahoma

Not to mention One of These Days.

Great to meet you, B, always too brief when a bunch of worlds collide like this weekend. See ya down the road hopefully sooner than later

I count five common songs between the first (Feb 2010) and last (Nov 2019) set list of the DBT Teens:

Living Bubba
Sink Hole
Let There Be Rock
Carl Perkins Cadillac
Women Without Whiskey

All well deserving to be played again ~10 years later. Based on the recent set lists in Texas and Oklahoma, there could have been a few others in common.

I hope we ( "we"... including DBT) are all still around in late 2029 to make the same post about the January 2020 setlist in Colorado versus the last set list of 2029.

In 2029. Patterson will be 65 and Mike will be in his early 60's. So lets hope they still need some extra funds to supplement the lucrative DBT Heathen 401K Plan and Social Security and are still traveling around playing a few Rock Shows! If not, it will be a well deserved retirement, and we can all still listen to the vintage DBT vinyl with our hearing aids.....

Taking a 2nd look at the setlists from Texas and OKC this past weekend, looks like total overlap of songs from 2010 to 2019 (first and last) setlists could've been in the range of 10 to 14 songs......

The sing-a-long/comentary was entertaining